He's right on the edge mate don't push too hard, he'll call the police.
Who quotes himself to congratulate himself?
Deary me.
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He's right on the edge mate don't push too hard, he'll call the police.
Who quotes himself to congratulate himself?
Deary me.
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OK if Google results count as 'proof'Yes it's widely available on google ask a youngster to google it for you as it looks like it's beyond your comprehension.
Roman won that case and totally discredited Boris as for the Prof Sakwa he's a paid puppet of his employed to besmirch Roman but it didn't work.OK if Google results count as 'proof'
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...-one-was-cleverer-than-the-other-8099763.html
Proof? If not that is probably libellous...Prof Sakwa he's a paid puppet of his employed to besmirch Roman but it didn't work.
Have you apologised to Piskie for accusing him of having autism?

Why? Does Pixie actually suffer with Autism?
Typical mob mentality.
Saints fan stands up for himself....so the usual suspects accuse him of being Hiag.
No more libellous than his or your claim that they were two gangsters.Proof? If not that is probably libellous...
He must do you've already accused him of having it. Have you apologised for your vile hurtful comments?
Why? Does Pixie actually suffer with Autism?
Typical mob mentality.
Saints fan stands up for himself....so the usual suspects accuse him of being Hiag.

I've been very careful not to make such a claim.....No more libellous than his or your claim that they were two gangsters.
It doesn't even say he made an offer, never mind 'nearly brought Spurs'! Probably fair comment about the state of the squads at the time though.Roman Abramovich nearly bought Spurs over Chelsea
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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich came close to buying Tottenham Hotspur, but was advised against an offer for the Premier League rivals by former England manager Sven Goran Eriksson, reports The Sun.
In the latest revelation from his autobiography, the 65-year-old Swede reveals how the Russian billionaire sought direction on which London club in England's top tier would be the better long-term investment.
Had it not been for Eriksson's intervention, Abramovich might have been in control at White Hart Lane - not Stamford Bridge - and delivered both domestic and European glory to Spurs instead of the Blues.
However, with aspirations to win the Premier League title, Eriksson encouraged the purchase of Chelsea, because - he said - only half of the first-team would need changing, compared to the entire overhaul that would have been required at Tottenham.
I've been very careful not to make such a claim.....
If by 'normal' you mean since your Club was bankrolled by a Russian gangster then you are correct. It's a new meaning of 'normal' though.
If you read that carefully you will see it mentions no names or timeframes so doesn't libel anyoneNot careful enough it would seem.
Apparently Levy wanted too much (no surprise there then) and Roman thought it excessive for a small club with a **** team and crappy ground so Pinni Zahavi took him to see Ken.It doesn't even say he made an offer, never mind 'nearly brought Spurs'! Probably fair comment about the state of the squads at the time though.
Doesn't need a time frame you've been libellous by association.If you read that carefully you will see it mentions no names or timeframes so doesn't libel anyone
I thought it was HIAG who was the lawyer!Doesn't need a time frame you've been libellous by association.
I thought it was HIAG who was the lawyer!